Free Masons. Good or Evil?, page 4

reply to post by gselsidi

Have you heard of the Shriner's Hospitals that have free Hospitals to children under the age of 18? There is not one register in the entire complex. How is that hiding in the darkness when the Shriner's blatantly build a huge hospital and take in hundreds and thousands of kids to treat them of their sickness?

hmmm

here is also another list of things that Mason's do:

To serves as an example, Freemasons are involved in all of these charitable organizations, giving to the needs of others. * Childhood language disorders * Treatment for birth defects * Scholarship and direct grants to children and grandchildren of Scottish Rite Masons as well as to members of DeMolay, Job’s Daughters, Rainbow for Girls, and other * Masonic youth groups * Research on diabetes * A summer camp for underprivileged children * Arteriosclerosis research * Christmas Day Dinner for the Des Moines community * Cancer research * Training awards for religious leadership and those making religious work their career * A museum and monument to George Washington * Grants to students at in Schools of Government and Business * Administration and International Affairs * Dental care for handicapped children * Scholarship assistance to nursing students * Geriatric research * Child development for good citizenship and sound character for boys and girls * Outpatient services for cancer treatment * Low cost education loans * Eye surgery and prescription glasses * Treatment for cancer patients and cancer research support * Masonic Hospital Visitation Program for V.A. Hospital volunteers * Research in heart disease, cancer, aging, hypertension, and blood substitutes * Meeting and performance facilities at the International Peace Garden * A clearinghouse on Masonic information * Education of youth about drugs and alcohol * Ohio Special Olympics * A non-denominational chapel for mediation and religious services at the International Peace Garden * Research into the causes and treatment of schizophrenia and related disorders * Research into auditory perception disorders in children * A Georgia children’s medical Center * A museum and library focusing on our American heritage as well as Freemasonry’s role in the history of our country * The first public library in the District of Columbia * Scholarships and fellowships for Ph.D. candidates in Public School Administration * Support for students seeking degrees in fields associated with service to country and humanity Orthopedic services to children through a network of 22 hospitals and treatment for burns victims at four burns centers * Support for the Muscular Dystrophy Association * A provider of new shoes for needy Tennessee and Alabama children * An orthopedic, neuralgic, and child development hospital in Texas * Operates a clinic for dyslexic and aphasia disorders in children * Provides needy homeless children in the school district with clothing and toiletries

Masons do a lot for the community that are not in the darkness. i would go as far as to say that the Freemasons have done more for humanity then the Catholics or Christians, but...that is IMHO.

Source: Freemason Information